As markets struggled for a third straight trading day, (going back to last Friday) a Bank of America-Merrill Lynch Global Fund Manger Survey released today stated:
Fund managers' cash levels are at their highest in nearly 15 years amid worries over a British exit from the European Union and the...
Six years ago, Wall Street was going through a dark time.
The 2008 Great Recession cut the value of the stock market by more than half, and it was on this date—March 9, 2009—that the S&P 500 bottomed out at 676.53.
Since that day, it’s been the market’s time to shine....
The trading week concluded on Wall Street on an up-note making back much of the week's losses, but attention focused on job creation or the lack thereof. The Labor Department reported that the U.S. economy added 142,000 jobs in September- well below the expected 203,000. Challenger, Gray & Christmas...
Internationally renowned political insider Dick Morris reacts to the Republican victory in the mid-term elections. Morris is now on the campaign trail fighting to prevent the Democrats from another presidential election victory.
Dick Morris will be speaking at Crash Proof Retirement Educational Events throughout the tri-state area and your opportunity...
Market volatility continued it's re-assault on Wall Street today as stocks ended their worst week since February. The CBOE Volatility Index, generally regarded as the best indication of fear & volatility in the markets, shot up more than 10% to its highest level since March 15th.-a near 7 week...
On the day prior to the start of the Federal Open Market Committee's two day series of meetings to decide whether to raise interest rates, stocks saw gains across the board. The rise was helped in part by the stabilization of the price of oil which settled up $1.04,...
U.S. stocks moved forward to open the week on Monday, as investor sentiment rebounded from over the better-than-expected jobs report from Friday. Many believed the report will play a considerable role in leading to an interest rate hike.
An increasing number of experts called for a June rates hike following...
U.S. stocks were lower on Tuesday, after a surprise devaluation of the Chinese yuan took away the momentum of yesterday’s rally.
On Monday, the Dow broke a 7-day losing streak, rallying to finish up by 241 points. But this morning investors watched as many of those gains were taken back,...
Stocks were sharply lower on Tuesday, as another dip in oil prices concerned investors.
Brent crude prices fell almost 4 percent in early trading Tuesday, while U.S. crude prices dropped below $50 per barrel yet again with a drop of 3.4%. Adding to concerns was the fact that the price...
Hump-day on Wall Street meant a down day for the market as all three major indices ended in the red. Energy stocks led the decline, falling 1.5% with oil finishing lower. Oil dropped almost 2.5% to close at $41.71 per barrel.
As CNBC's Bob Pisani reported today, the market is...
